In the Loop (Segments)

Illinois’ sixth district was a Republican stronghold before going blue in 2018. Now, it’s one of the most important races of 2020. Reset breaks down who wants to be the next representative in the district and what’s at stake.

Producer: Zach Wilson

Early voting will expand to all 50 ward polling places starting Monday. Reset checks in with the Chicago Board of elections for everything you need to know about early voting ahead of the March 17 primary.

Producer: Nereida Moreno

With Super Tuesday looming, Bernie Sanders maintains a slim delegate lead over Joe Biden. Meanwhile, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is spending historic amounts of money in the upcoming states.

Reset takes a look at where candidates stand in the race for the Democratic nomination.

Producers: Meha Ahmad, Zach Wilson

The Pritzker Traubert Foundation is offering a $10 million grant to a single community-driven initiative aimed at bettering the lives of residents on the South or West Side of Chicago.

Reset sits down with one of the Chicago Prize finalists, “Economic Equity and Opportunity via A Little Village Community Hub,” to hear about their proposal.

Producer: Bianca Martin

Reset takes a look at issues most important young voters, the prospect of the youth vote and other key findings from the latest nationally representative survey of young adults ages 18 to 36.

Producer: Stephanie Kim

Chicago-area health care companies AbbVie, Abbott and Medline Industries — which makes medical masks — are all being affected by COVID-19 in their own unique ways.

Reset details how the spread of coronavirus across the United States and the world is affecting business here in the Midwest.

Producer: Daniel Tucker